Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-06

Mr.. ID. f. Hardy is in Baltimore.
Mr.. Ben buxton has gone to Detroit.
Mr. Robert Richter is in Mechanicsburg
today.
Mr.. Will West modestly informs us that
it is girl.
To-day, the 9th of April is the twety-tifth
anniversary of the battle of Shil"h.
Mrs. Givens and Mrs. II. q. llamlin
went to Cincinnati this morning.
Mr.. Frank IngerSoll. of Sidney, was the
guest yesterday of Mr.. George Hance.
Thirty eight people left Springfield during
the month of March via. the Bee Line for
California.
The Belle Moore company passed through
the city this morning ell route from Nenia
to Marysville.
Miss Eleanor IngerSoll. of Sidney. is the
guest of tine Misses Kelley. of west Column
bia street
DIR. Reeves has returned from his visit to
California, and has been greatly benefited
by the trip.
Mr.. Larry Welsh left for the west last
Saturday afternoon. to enter the diamond
as iirst-baseman.
Ed. Dewine, drunk. and Clare Mcclure
and Monroe Smith, using proiane language,
were arrested last night.
Mr.. Will Clark. of this city, leaves this
evening for Chicago, where he will join the
Marie Prescott company.
Mr.. Edgar Z. Taylor and Miss Lizzie F.
Brannon were married Tuesday, April 5th.
by Rev. A. L. Wilkinson.
Mr.. John s. Hartsock. of 2l0 Rice street
has been confined TO his bed since Thursday
morning with cramps. His condition is
critical
Z. f. Cheney. c. S. Hamilton, b. +.
Hawley. II. F. Fudger and }. p. Taylor. of
Johannesburg, were at the Arcade hotel
yesterday.
Rev. J. c. Zimmerman, of York, Pa,
secretary of the board of Home Missions Of
the Lutheran church. is in the city for a
day or two.
The Bella Moore dramatic company
passed through the city this morning. en-
route from the north to Dayton. They took
breakfast at the Arcade hotel.
The ladies' of the First Baptist church
will give an Easter social tomorrow trhurs-
day evening. III the church parlorS. sup
per will be served from ) to 9 p. m. All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. Walter II. Cough and Miss Elsie. the
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
McElroy. of Dayton. were quietly married
at noon OF Tuesday. The young couple
will make Springfield their future home.
Mr.. Frank Van Ness. the popular head
clerk at the Arcade hotel. returned this
morning from his home at CIrcleville.
where he was called Ia the bedside of his
mother, who is quite i'll, but not seriously.
Springfield township trustees are unable
tn complete the official count. The town
ship and Fourth ward are the only ones
making returns properly, some OF the re-
turns being locked i'll the boxes and Others
not signed.
James Lawton. working at East street
shops, had three fingers mashed this morn
ing. Several of the men were handling a
big hogshead full of scrap iron. when il was
tipped over, catching his hand between the
edge and the wall.
The Congregational ladies give taffy
social tomorrow (Thursdayl afternoon,
from o'clock to well along in the evening.
A professional candy maker will make the
taffy ''on the spot and it will be sold at
reasonable prices for the benefit Of the new
church enterprise.
Colonel Conger. G.. 4. K. department
commander. was in the city short time
yesterday on business connected with the
approaching department encampment.
There is nothing new 10 state. by the way,
concerning the latter. The programme can
he announced as soon as the speakers for
the campfire are all secured. The matteriS
still in the hands of Comrade Delo.
Olive Branch commandery, No. ;. Order
or the Red Cross, will hold an open meet
ing in their hall, Union hall building, next
Tuesday evening. April 18th, 10 which
they cordially invite their friends. Some
Of the supreme and grand officers and rep
resentatives of the grand commandery will
furnish entertainment in the way Of plain